With the right care, vehicles on the road today can last up to 200,000 miles or more! Reaching that mileage might seem like an achievable goal for a lucky few. However, there's more than just luck involved in getting your vehicle to last a long time. Keeping up with routine maintenance and fixing any problems that come up along the way is also critical to your car's optimal health, performance, and longevity.

Spending most of your day, every day, at home, avoiding non-essential contact with others? You are not alone. Since this situation may go on for quite some time, you may be looking for things to do with so much free time at home. Here are five ideas for how to spend your social distancing time at home.

When you are looking for luxury rides, it pays to know whether the brand is a good buy. In the case of Lexus, it truly is one of the top auto brands. Let's take a look at the value it brings.

Just in time for summer in 2020, the Lexus LC 500 is scheduled to arrive on the automotive scene. The forecast for the convertible is charm, charisma, and grace – a perfect match for driving under sunny blue summer skies. From top to bottom, the LC 500 exudes luxury, poise, and grace. Under the hood, it packs plenty of power while also using Active Noise Control to block out unwanted sounds. Versatility is another highlight of the LC 500, which has many features (starting with putting the top up or down) to provide a unique, personalized driving experience.

Lexus's NX 300 comes with a new feature that will allow you to open the rear door without having to use your hands. Whether your hands are full with the grocery bags or the kids' soccer equipment, the Lexus NX 300 provides a much more convenient way to access the trunk. With a slight kick of your foot, the door opens automatically. Here is to use the tailgate kick sensor in the Lexus NX 300.

The Off-Roading Lexus GX: Luxury Meets Performance

The Lexus GX is quickly becoming the SUV of choice for off-roaders and adventure enthusiasts alike. The size and power of these new vehicles are excellent for driving through several types of terrain, including snow, mud, and even the most challenging scenic trails. The most recent version released for production features an option to add the special off-road package that was not available in previous models. The updated design has been referred to as the sports utility vehicle that can "take you anywhere."

The technology innovations that the vehicle world is currently embracing has dramatic transformative potential. It all began toward the end of the 1970s with car control systems for only the higher end of the luxury car spectrum.

Radars and cameras are the two things that are revolutionizing the way that vehicles drive. They're both at the heart of the "intelligent" car movement we're seeing in today's luxury cars. Lexus has always been at the forefront of luxury, but these days they're at the forefront of the intelligent car movement, using a grille-mounted laser system and an in-car camera unit to give their customers something called Dynamic Radar Cruise Control.